Contract under Lithuanian law
Lithuanian lease agreement template - ready in 5 minutes
Renting out a flat in Lithuania, or renting one yourself? A properly drafted lease is the only real protection in a dispute over the deposit, utility bills or sudden eviction. Our tool builds the contract through a short interview: you answer plain questions and the system assembles a 16-section agreement with every clause that matters - in Lithuanian and English.
- Based on 2026 law
- Smart-ID signature
- Payment via Paysera
What people who tried it say
Translated from Lithuanian“A big plus for the modern approach to handling documents. The interview format works great - you fill in only what is relevant, with no unnecessary lines. And signing with Smart-ID gives full legal certainty.”
“A good, fast tool for small matters. No need to overpay lawyers for standard things. Everything works smoothly.”
“A super tool. Really convenient that you do not have to rack your brain over legal wording yourself - the system does everything in a few clicks.”
“I tried it for a rental contract and it worked perfectly. Fast, clear and very modern. Thanks for such a handy thing!”
What this contract settles before it becomes a dispute
What must a Lithuanian lease agreement contain?
A solid lease covers: the parties' identities (names and personal codes), the exact address and unique register number, the rent and payment schedule, deposit terms, who pays utilities, the term, a handover deed with meter readings and photos, rules on declaring residence at the address, and how either side can terminate. Our template includes all of these - each explained in plain language.
The mistakes that cause most disputes
The clauses most often skipped: a handover deed with photographs (without it there is no way to prove the flat's condition), a clear utilities arrangement, and the residence-declaration rule. These gaps cause the majority of landlord-tenant disputes in Lithuania.
Registration with the Centre of Registers
A lease may (but need not) be registered with the Real Property Register. It costs 2.90 EUR and protects the tenant if the flat is sold: the new owner must honour the existing lease.
How it works
- 1Answer plain questions about your situation.
- 2Review the contract and pay through Paysera.
- 3Download the PDF, edit your details and sign with Smart-ID.
Signed with a qualified electronic signature
Sign with Smart-ID or mobile signature. A qualified electronic signature has the same legal force as a handwritten one; the signing service is provided by Mark ID, UAB, whose information-security management system is certified to ISO/IEC 27001.
Frequently asked questions
Is an online lease agreement valid in a Lithuanian court?
Yes. A residential lease needs no notary - the parties' signatures suffice. A contract signed with a qualified electronic signature (Smart-ID or mobile signature) has the same legal force as a handwritten one.
Can a foreigner rent an apartment in Lithuania with this contract?
Yes. The agreement is available in Lithuanian and English with identical clauses, so both parties can read it. For official purposes (residence permits, registration) the Lithuanian version is the governing text.
Do I need to register the lease?
Not mandatory, but useful: registration costs 2.90 EUR and makes the lease binding on a new owner if the apartment is sold.
Can I edit the clauses?
Yes. Any clause can be edited, removed or added. The system warns you immediately if a change would conflict with Lithuanian law - for example, “the deposit is never refundable” would be void.
How long does it take?
About 5 minutes. You answer questions about the apartment, the rent and the terms, and the document is generated immediately.
Your contract, ready in 5 minutes
39 EUR, paid once. In English and Lithuanian, signed with Smart-ID.
Every clause is explained in plain language inside the tool; the document can be edited, extended with your own clauses and signed with a qualified e-signature. This is not legal advice.